David Young, MD, submitted fraudulent claims and prescriptions for medically unnecessary orthotic braces and genetic tests for more than 13,000 purported patients that he never examined nor consulted, according to a January 15 news release from the Justice Department.
He also falsely certified that he had diagnosed the beneficiaries, created plans of care, and recommended additional treatments.
Two physicians in California agreed to settlements to resolve allegations relating to a fraud scheme that caused the false claims…
A new study has found that physicians in Illinois have the highest malpractice payments in the country, The Center Square…
Here are three updates on physicians facing in lawsuits since March 13, as reported by Becker’s: 1. An Iowa appeals…
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